Jin Di Yuan on Portland Street
After seeing some posts on here, I went to try Jin Di Yuan (362 Portland Street in Mong Kok). Here's an FR:
Location: this end of Portland Street is very quiet and discreet, and still just a few minutes walk from Mong Kok MTR exit A2. Easy to find the place. Big sign, duck down the alley way, immediately turn left, and then follow the stairs up (orange signs with arrows) 'til you get to the security door. No problems at all.
Welcome: Friendly papasan. Not much English.
Cost: HKD390 all in. No tip requested.
I tried asking if Candy (recommended by another poster) was available. She wasn't, and Papasan's English failed him. Candy is. Candy is. Candy. *gesture*. So there you have it. Candy is. I asked for one like Candy and got a girl whose name I didn't catch. On the older side. Early thirties, a bit flabby, C-cup plastic tits, not bad looking overall, but nothing special. She was friendly, spoke perfect Cantonese but no English at all.
Service wasn't so good. Usual shower, on to the bed, straight into a CBJ (BBBJ? Nope!). Fingering. Not allowed. I find CBJ to be extremely dull (she might as well be sucking my thumb) so I indicated it was time for the main event and she flopped automatically into mish. Turns out she only does mish. She was not bad at this. No complaints, took a pounding, and reached down to frig herself off at the same time. I liked that.
Afterwards she attempted a massage but she had no skill in that department and it just hurt, so I steered her back into the shower.
Cleanliness: rooms are average. Not filthy. Plastic mattress, only a tiny towel between you and it. Shower thoroughly after. Towels, even clean ones, smell of tobacco smoke.
WIR: Probably not, unless I can find out exactly when the admired Candy is working.
Hong Kong police fear prostitute influx after Dongguan vice crackdown
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6, 000 police raided almost 2, 000 entertainment venues in Dongguan last week. Photo: AP.
Hong Kong's sex trade. And the criminal syndicates that control it. Are set to become public enemy No1 as fears grow that the city will fill the vice vacuum left after a huge crackdown on prostitution in Dongguan.
Some 50 billion yuan (HK$63. 5 billion) is estimated to be at stake in lost revenue after 6, 000 police raided nearly 2, 000 entertainment venues last week in Dongguan and detained more than 900 people. With 10 senior police officers suspended from duty or penalised in the process. Xinhua said.
Yesterday, Commissioner of Police Andy Tsang Wai-hung said as a result of the raids, police in Hong Kong would be increasing operations against vice establishments."To prevent [the sex trade] from proliferating [in Hong Kong], we have stepped up our operations against the sex trade recently," he said after a radio interview.
Tsang added that the police would continue to work with the authorities in Guangdong as they continue their crackdown in Dongguan, a city of 8. 2 million people between Shenzhen and Guangzhou.
A senior Hong Kong police officer said Tsang's directive was warranted given the established links between Hong Kong and its neighbours across the border.
"There is definitely potential for the sex trade to suddenly grow quickly here but it won't just be confined to a rise in prostitution," the officer said."It will bring with it all the usual vice that goes with it: narcotics, money laundering, triad protection."
The officer added: "Many working girls from Shenzhen will come across the border via Lo Wu MTR station and do business until around midnight before taking the train back."
Economists have calculated that as much as 10 per cent of Dongguan's economic activity will be affected by the crackdown.
The raids in Dongguan were prompted by provincial authorities after China Central Television aired an expose labelling it as a "sex capital" with a thriving industry that served many clients from Hong Kong.